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    The case for AI freeing hackers rather than replacing them

    One post argues that AI models can help hackers return to an ethos of taking ownership of their hardware, rather than replace them.

    Brendan Dolan-GavittBD
    nedwillNE
    2 Sources, 20d ago, first seen 20d ago

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    A post argues that hacking became highly specialized because of the extraordinary persistence, labor and training it required. It frames AI models as freeing hackers to embrace the “Woz hacker ethos” again—an ethos it describes as taking ownership of your hardware—not as replacements for hackers.

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    2 Sources

    nedwill@NedWilliamsonHacking became highly specialized over the years due to the extraordinary amount of persistence, labor, and training involved. AI models aren’t replacing hackers. They’re freeing us to embrace the Woz hacker ethos again which was always about taking ownership of your hardware.20d
    Brendan Dolan-Gavitt@moyixRT @NedWilliamson: Hacking became highly specialized over the years due to the extraordinary amount of persistence, labor, and training inv…20d

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    nedwill@NedWilliamsonHacking became highly specialized over the years due to the extraordinary amount of persistence, labor, and training involved. AI models aren’t replacing hackers. They’re freeing us to embrace the Woz hacker ethos again which was always about taking ownership of your hardware.20d
    Brendan Dolan-Gavitt@moyixRT @NedWilliamson: Hacking became highly specialized over the years due to the extraordinary amount of persistence, labor, and training inv…20d